- Hey guys, Kayley here.
Today, we're doing a tutorial that goes through three days
in the life of my hair.
I call it a clean-to-dirty hair tutorial,
where we go from day one, where my hair is fresh washed,
to day three, where my hair is 90% dry shampoo.
You guys actually requested that I bring this back,
so it's here, and I'm doing the holiday version,
'cause it's that time of year.
I'm gonna be talking about products, tools, techniques,
all the things, so let's jump into it.
Before I start the voice over, I want to start by going over
what's already on my hair slash what I'm gonna be using,
so I don't have to, like, hold and mime the whole time.
Living Proof Restore instant perfecting spray
as my leave-in conditioner.
Kenra Whip Grip mousse as one of my favorite
new volumizing mousses.
Going to be using the Ouai Memory Mist
as my heat protectant spray.
I have a review on this, it's amazing.
For my curling iron today, I have the T3 convertible base
with the polished curls attachment.
This is a one-and-a-quarter-inch attachment with a clip.
They have a bunch of different barrels that you can
mix and match to create your own curl set,
including one that is a size bigger, it's called
the voluminous curls, and that would be great for
a looser wave, or they have the defined curls,
which is a one-inch barrel, and that would be good
if your hair is a little harder to curl.
And with that being said, it is time to curl.
Start by creating a side part, and then,
on the side where you have the most hair,
begin curling the hair away from your face.
And after each curl, wrap it back up into a donut shape
and clip it place with a wave clip.
This helps the curls to be even more robust.
Continue curling all the hair next to your part,
and then, once you've got all that done,
you can go down to the next level of hair.
And then you just keep curling away from the face.
I really like this T3 iron, because it has single pass
technology, which basically means that it has
super even heat and you only have to run your hair
through it once to get the desired effect.
And once the first side is cool, you can move on
to the second side and curl this side toward your face.
And now, to let that second side cool in place,
we're gonna move on and brush out the first side.
I'm just taking a detangling brush and brushing it
through the curls, and they should, at this point,
open up and become a wave.
And then, to set it, I'm using some hair spray
and spraying the first little valley in the hair, and then
using the hair spray can to shape the hair into place.
Then I'm gonna do the same thing a little further down.
Now I'm gonna let down the second side and brush it through
and spray it as well.
Now, at this point, you could choose to stop here,
it does look beautiful as-is, and very old Hollywood
starlet, but I'm actually gonna bring everything over
to one side, and then I'm going to use some pearl
bobby pins along the nape of my neck to hold my hair
in place and add a little bit more glam to this style.
And that's it for these smooth defined waves.
I love that they are glamorous and timeless
and I love that extra little bit of touch from the pearls.
Bonus round!
Here's how to adjust it for short hair.
First thing's first, keep those curls nice and close
to the scalp, you can't really go as far away
as you can with long hair.
Next, for those little baby hairs at the nape of your neck,
either don't curl them or just get
as much of a bend as you can.
And finally, if your curls flip up at the ends,
you can actually brush them around your hand
to kind of mold them into place.
And for the pearls, I arranged them just behind the ear
instead of at the nape of the neck,
and that is it for this style.
And now, day number two.
So, last night, I put my hair into a loose bun
on top of my head before I sent to sleep.
This morning, I woke up with this little escape artist,
so we're gonna see how these curls held up.
Everything looks pretty good.
Like, the ridge is still there, that's impressive.
But I am gonna change it up, because I want to,
and there are a few areas that are a little
on the straighter side.
So I popped on the cascading waves attachment,
this is the newest one.
It goes from, like, a tighter curl to a looser curl.
It's a very, like, everyday kind of situation.
Mostly gonna target kind of the straighter pieces
that need a little more life.
This is definitely a second-day hair hack.
If you have the curls and they're, like, 75% there
from yesterday, you just kind of amp up that 25%,
and it looks freshly curled.
And after about six or seven curls,
I have this perfect lived-in wave.
I am obsessed with this effect.
And now, let's build a hairstyle.
You're gonna start with the right side
and take a large section from the front, sweep it back,
and pin it in the back of your head.
Then, on the left side, take a similar section,
sweep it back, and then use a wave clip or a claw clip
to hold it on top instead of bobby pinning it,
because now we're gonna decorate.
I'm grabbing these pearl bobby pins from yesterday,
and I'm just going to scatter them over the top of the hair.
And as you do that, those bobby pins are also
holding the style in place.
But you can add in a normal bobby pin or two if you want to.
Then just take our your clip, and this hairstyle is done.
I got a lot of requests for this after my holiday
hair accessories video, so obviously,
I wanted to show you guys how you can do it.
It's beautiful, effortless, and glam!
And then, for short hair, there's literally no change
for this one, but I wanted to show you how it would look
if your hair is a little on the shorter side.
And welcome to day three.
My hair and my waves have held up surprisingly well,
but I am gonna add in some more dry shampoo to my roots,
because it's necessary.
And I'm gonna go back to my cascading waves attachment
to get those really loose lived-in looking curls
right around my face.
Because I wanted to live my extra life, I grabbed a couple
clips of extensions, and I put them in diagonally,
right behind where I was going to be putting my side braid.
Now I'm grabbing a long section of hair and braiding it
all the way down and securing it at the end with an elastic.
And finally, I'm gonna create one big side braid,
and I'm going to put the braid we just made in one of
the three sections, and then braid all the way down,
and once you get toward the end, secure it with an elastic,
and then, obviously, pull it apart for some extra drama.
And, of course, don't forget to let out
those little pieces around your face.
And finally, I'm adding this velvet elastic with
a little pearl on it to the end of my braid,
just because I really wanted to.
And there you go, the most glam third day hair
you have ever seen.
I love a good side braid, and I feel like this one
with the extra little braid in it and the extra pieces
around the face and the elastic is just perfect.
And then, for the short hair, I just kind of went
a different direction and did just this little nubbin
ponytail, because I think it creates the same spirit
as a side braid, and with that added elastic,
it's still pretty glam.
And those are my three days of holiday hairstyles.
If you made it this far, I have a special surprise for you.
T3 decided to do a little giveaway for your guys,
a little sweepstakes.
And so, the link is down below, I highly encourage you
to click through and enter that.
And I'm so thankful for that, you guys know I've used T3
for years and years and years and years.
They also gave me a coupon code for you guys,
because again, so sweet, and with that, you can get
the converter base and their two new barrel attachments,
and then you can pick any additional wand for free.
So thanks to T3 for that, and for working with me
on this video, I always love working with brands
that want to give back to you guys.
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Mwah!
Bye!